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| confederate commander of north virginia during civil war |
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| alliancve of southern states that secedede from the union over slavery |
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| union general who failed to press his advantage at the battle of antietam |
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| bloodiest day in american history? |
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| general mcclellan's soldiers |
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| rag tag never been tested in battle |
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| reason why there was a civil war |
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| issues on slavery and federalism |
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| bloodiest day in american history |
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| emancipation proclamation |
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| freed slaves in the areas of insurrection |
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| why they didn't compromise interpretation of constitution regarding slavery |
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| any direct attack on slavery wuod have been a "deal breaker" for the proposed constitution. |
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| as time was to pass, what did the founders hope would have to slavery? |
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| cottin gin: effects on slavery |
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| it was suppose to kill slavery but it increased it |
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| why did the founders leave the constitution so vague? |
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| the constitution would of been opposed |
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| who were the firs to use slavery? who did they enslave? |
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| why europeans started to use blacks for slavery |
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| past slaves died because of war, disease, and slavery |
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| the role of older slaves who couldn't work |
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| directed young children and teens and managed them |
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| why did slaves obey even though they outnumbered the owners? |
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| fear of being separated with family |
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| john lockes view of slavery |
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| what did the quakers do in 1776? |
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| tell its members to free their slaves |
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| one who fights against slavery |
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| how did the abolitionists try preach against slavery? |
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| told members it was an outdated thing and that it was actually hurting their plantations |
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| first ones to secede from the union? |
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| why did they let south carolina and other states secede from the union? |
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| states held sovereignty over the union they had formed |
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| a group with same political agenda |
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| when a city state has mulitple factions that compete |
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| factionalism on a larger more regional scale. fewer but larger factions |
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| madisons large republic arguement |
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| large republic would have many interests scattered among the various states turning into factions |
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| north wanted tariffs so it would make their textiles worth more while the south didn't |
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| was to be admitted to the union as a slave state |
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| what was the problem with bringing missouri as a slave staet? |
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| it messed up the equal numbers of slave to non slave states |
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| missouri: senate vs. house of rep. |
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| senate admitted missouri as a slave state while the house admitted missouri as a free state |
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| why were people afraid after missouri was added as a slave state? |
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| the senate might change other states as slave states too |
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| slavery in western territories, and none above arkansas |
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| north vs. south: control of gov. |
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| north controled house while south was equal with north in senate |
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| tried to persuade gov. to get rid of missouri compromise. northern deomocrat. should be decided by popular sovereignty |
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| abollitionist who tried to start a slave rebellion |
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| lost in dred scott vs. sandford: chief judge taney decided slaves could not be freed by state laws |
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| pro slavery for southern democrats |
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| no firm stand on slavery, must keep union together |
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| davis was pres. lee was general vs. lincoln was pres. grant was general |
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| did the civil war end slaver or racial tensions? |
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| it ended slavery but not racial discrimination |
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| when the republican party started to campaign what did they use to get voters? |
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| reminded them that they had won the war |
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| defined citizenship. no more confeds in office. blacks count as full vote |
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